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Newspaper Page Text1 1 4 Local News Br iefs Independents File IVoterg of Advertise Fair Oral tdmiu "sing tor the forthcoming Or- goa state iair was given to cham bers f commerce at Eugene and at Orpnn . . IW .. , ... - . . j weraay ny re- upon the ballot at the General No! North chur "treet, Is the latest ?"Hn bead"- h committee TPmbor-' !.-..-.-. ,. . - lUtAmnMl. . j . .. amj ine BpeaKInr toum To. " vhivu luc iia hi i n i s n -. w wiia ai.tTJii hiii nsrim w -.-. w a " - rySeo5,eK1amatnraU3, Kinney reported to tTthe 'hSS,S. 'Ml!?- 25! . . . r i - viuu y saia nis car I w nounce tne lair and Frl whn It n. BOOS a (hsmhor .,l-..... crossing Falrsround road. Other appear before the chamber The CMCON STATED. o. w. ..,. ,, . me petitions contained innrnri. motn mi.),. -. r I I v. . "uioer 01 a..Jf". i "e!co".. Oregon building. ola,c . Popnlr ,, t l "" ' -wng ueorgaiai ign and Oak; P, F Kllllan Tv ,"u aoxen "others brought -.?"r .-d ! ftPl. 5d babies to;th. preho" .-.wVvUUvUi. .Buaiuai ror aisirict smitn , at HI gh and Snmm.r --""c neia at Surerton renter SSFZl 7?! f f ,lln ?eti "dSUmmer' far by Dr. Vernon' Vug.s. ... uOFuclu canmaa.es iraumm tsecaus of his t r""1' neaun omcer. and Nurse -..v. .... -.. i wuuiuon, wuiiao Crier ecne, the doctor report . . yesterday received a rmt..i I ed -on hia retn . s.i "owiloc?0t dlnCe t0n,Sht' Me hi rt'11 'm ,UfltIce of the Peace I old Taccln.tion Treats" iow xuocn. ( ' Hayden after Crier had agreed to LTre dmInUtered o sereral of Lockharta Visit Governor Rev. f , "J1, cosu- "a Pleaded gull- "iren. The next preschool u. Locknart of the Seaside h-,:" , J " "u" Wltn improper h ,m. . e,a at tne Salem community Methodist e h u r e h I na was lined S50 , "-cuier. Masonic build sioppea in salem with his daueh- .r . Tr c,aa ne was so V""1U,,UW morning 7.rP.,,i,-. .UBU.P: financially mbirr,T : Oo'Mrr&ffi ?JL-7. Oregon Uccnse' .2! "JS -oking. the Lockhart who wa, . mmw wasmngton plate instead. .7 " :now employing Beta Chi sorority and was grad- Sriiifli fit.... n. i ... I m? hraaVfa.s ... I k7MBU W IITK KIW Umiri. I O w..n&AaLa HUH 1 N TA T i In 19 2 i h p H6!' unlrersity began work Tuesday as lnetroc tor CeDtS' ,unchea Tom si to 60 . iol,.iJ?Bk.Kkrt.who &t Willamette uJiJersUy law cents doners from 50 centJ uUonWaVeThnSfen o rIv lCL A Th,s : work h. We are also mak" Lion, re cnuaren of Rv. Lock- has underUken sfnen hi. ,nS special low month! r.f- 11 a l L. - I Salraoa Ro4kl Good All of the Salmon river cutoff is now oiled and in good condition with the ex ception of four miles between Valley Junction and Boyer. ac cording to a bulletin received at the Oregon State Motor associa tion office here tmMi. . Kenxie highway la in tnnn'.h.n. generally, although inmh.t waahboardv". CratAr in v closed for the winter yesterday. Word Of Death M.. mr.. beth Sherwood k! I eT.en,n of the death or tlMn ot Marshfleld, started to ner aaughter-in.law vr.. t. .. I wnrk- TMtart.v - .i. I . " ". - x u i i j w ius iaiei -v.. J: . aaison. w. Y-, Bara or nigher education head wnere Paul Sharwiuur ... .4 anarter Tu u.. t i. tT.t . l"eoiogicai college. ocno,asuc honors in high school Both Paul and his late wife, who nd college and has many friends " rnnilln brnr l. 1 la mil seetlnn. mat. . " I r",J5. were graduates of wii- - i EASTERN U IS OF MOORES WI'J CDS E M ISS ELEANOR LEWIS daughter of a Coo Bav pioneer and prominent eH amette university. Fined: Jailed wnn,m n Linn of Portland was fonnd .iwJ unying ana or posses sion of liquor in 1iih Tuesday. On the first count . was fined $25 and cost; nn Second $50 and rnmtm TT..K1. y .-1. .... . ' 1" l"'"'8U o" ne was lodged in the county Jail. Supreme Court Opinion in support of Gale Hill Verdict Released Property valued at $50,000 to $70,000 goes to three nieces of tne late George J. Moore, who died in 1$30, and his wife, who was murdered near Jefferson In 1906, unaer an opinion of the state sn Preme court handed down yester lh .w. -" "rry ueu, wrltlna siaie fair bull flrhf. i.k iCI wL""u amrmea the late governor frownlnV " . Jna? Cale S. Hill, who heard the haU aeaao. ha sneaked .p on the p.bllc uu. yer. The flS Utare will be u n!lt Aot only doea the World aerie. fPe-, b-t the te fSTS be in progress, and Salem day It looks like from the hosDital in rh..-v rooms to permanent cue.. n.ni w. I Where ha unHorwont . , I . uk'tsi oreai--At th I ... v,"'" ocrrrai Oyer- I Johnuui U-III . call of M,s. Lena Bell, Tartar! many of 'tolSir.. TSkJ! ucu oi me music deDirttnent ml. "fengm is now re- m Tr.ij 7. --"-u students inPi.,,.. ' "T, "; tnrnlng steadilv L, .,""" prooate yester- v. . "'"s ooTcmi ifiris, - uy ana xl. A. Johnson wa. ... mg to discuss Dlans for th vr rroi..rt .. na-. lt1 Plan, for . MnH A K.U.V.,. tt ... . v.. r-'.AI". " Jonnson -- - -' "6 "biu i -Mcninnville A u esumaiea value of tliaa up pending decision of the school number of Kiwanis nlan t m- and personal nron-., .". board nr.. . h -.,.! I tn ti .,, . . . . I .? r ' - iu luestionlor em. I to McMinnvilln t.nirt. .. ation of I5;ni. . . Ploying a band inatructor; In the honing meeting of the Kiwanis h84 are Johnson Oeorr! meantime. Princioal Vred wow u club there an--i-i " ?" W. Johna t. Ji .eore forced to leave his class schedules "ves of the slfem chamber of Elofson " "U "eM,a uncompleted. j commerce will be in the party to j,r. w c Qh, , invite citixens of that eltv to, t v I Fox Sues Because hr bhadowy armpits and evening tend the fair here husband blackened her eyes left gowns do not .harmonize. The weil nere' - her home and apparently ha. groomed woman has been j treated Baxiltrnptcy Filed A suit in n to frendly with another u-iunuiies wqere un- ""rj oankmptcy was filed in I Mr"- ellcla E Fox wanted hair :!s safely removed, district federal court t Pr.-- wants her freedom. hA .'t..v 904-5 First Nafl. Bk. Tel. 4427. yesterday by Harry C. MudeVof f,n d,Torce complaint filed Tu. Cook & Mudge. Salem wood con- 7 i,rcu,t cnrt here. She tractors. Liabilities are listed as 5J7.eI rx December 22. 1928. 16277.15 with no assets. J' Vancouver. Wash. Attorneys ,Efat Probated The estate of the late Ella C. Sm.ii admitted to probate in court here T?lsht Frnklin D, Roosevelt Tuesday. Margaret J. n.,..A- w be in Portland and unit . Charles P. Pray, tt0 ap erlBtendent of police, is not la his office, this week, Charlie la reported to have gone on his vacation, bnt where, none of 'w appears to event at the fair if it ' CM" ,n lower court, know. ifonrw.. .w .. . I ,. .. Iair lr u Involves r.n tv- -., .:;: " uey, or if it would '.,.. u-T. " . v . ayior. ciara rmo open it ahoald as an opening vedr. t 71 "L" ""i.on evl1 and Alice Holton Jectional feature." ..7' " ' bom live in the at rMi . "e property ... luo property nnder a m cutea by Moore in 1930, were dis- Bot be so hard to gaesa. This 1 r. I - riM. r . J . I . 7 '-"uun W onu ngntinjr." Well T-: -'0l fweire tne property. i pretty hard to gei around 1 !LJh?.EdVrd Brry for monuna AM ore he organised the state police system. What's next? In the meantime plana for was named administratrix. Ap- amb ot Salem people and and It Tppelr. to bV thS "Ef Pralsers approved b th. tTT I tt. house official. ln . Zn7 Um n a. . . awe iair are ronti.nin.- are William p win- o-..- there to hear him tw. . ' J. I "ir.. ""' week. Pope, Pearl Victor. attended ontalde of. some football pre- """""r' """"ii tlUs weekend. The fair is scheduled to open next Monday. a l iue nannnii nnvn i " vaavcu-i Linn um-w tr -wnb u i Halso, ProtestaA i..- .on.mi Vri': " "ne Pe tition w.. - r.vrr' .' r ooa "Peaker. VV. v.. ,. u "l ine orncesln since ne is one of two who commission- a cnance to be nreaident k- Mr. . . . er xuesoay protestinr a-.in. .-. should h. ---!. "Tr"V ? T'"l "n, assistant se Prooosed eloain, a" . ,,,!.-" 10 neir err to Governor r .... , . . ' wu.a.rn 1 -me siaiion at w -.v. H ftha herln has not yet been set. allowed by the higher court, ine court declared that the facts revealed by testimony and nearly 100 documents introduced n the lower court, were convinc ing evidence that Moore and his iT.Jf Md arr!fd ,n 1908 to ee individual win. w. n.ii ,,,. um.i7 wining ie another's prooertv to th. one While Roosevelt is on the coast making political speeches and giving voters a first hand view, hi. raaning mate, J. n. Oarner, Is mourning the death of his mother, which occurred O. I. West Returns Executive O. P. West of Cascade area coun cil, boy tcouts, has returned here from Brinnon, Wash., where he attended the annual northwest executives conference. On the re- inrn trip, west and two compa nions gave first aid to two Women who had suffered serious injuries in an automobile hit-and-run ac cident. They also assisted in catch ing the guilty driver. 8-e Classified Ad auction ale. Want Grade Crossing Hjearing of an application for permission to establish a grade crossing over the tracks of the Southern Pacific company near Sllverton, will be held there September 28, Charles Thomas, public utilities commis sioner, announced Tuesdayj An other hearing will be held at La fayette September 30 to consider the protest against the proposed closing of the Southern Pacific station there. 1 Ob ituary N'eal ,!?.d.Crrt costs -ongbt A d-.. rv . . - ,JUilr order Com f7rDr r M- Arbo"t was ?j!fJnTC0" .ourt Tuesday wuuu Aiacr anrf nt. aeeking defendant's ouster from iPfl I V1v.-.w--- am - perhaps days. be gone only Cnirnes Account in a. I? ac-f.ant the estate of lua M. Cairnes. Im..4 filed in nrnHi.- ,' . by Samnel n r-. A"8.0 in Texas late tmii.i.v --.- r-.V: aamims- h- k . ne estate has real estata """" go on. assets of $1750 and a not! . alued at $1593. ,uUJM grett to A H. Aver- c . , 1. dignified appearing Insurance Speaking Contest A children's conijMioner. walk along with-j speaking contest in vm., v out his cratrhu h tWard !i 8,lTer medal. will abandoned both of them Ptorea d heads of insUta ?v I' on the agreement that at iub DBiin nr .nk t k . . . . Tnii-- r tv.r - uiucr snouia Meier. 1, enJorinr .eV.l,ina n.Pn th latter's death thU week. She is renortad omZ luI-.i'VA n'?ce? of Mr- Moore where in Canada or th.V 'aB ni tne residue of the Miss Winnifred Gra- Moor, Preludrd ary to Snrlnfni.. w . r11 of Schools C. A. Howard, la lik nrAnaa.it -V. . em parts. Miss Winnifred Gra- Moor. .ZZ Q "re alik ham. secretary to Hnn-i J "oo.fTecIuded wwarw lutcuuiu l i r mm a a i Inward 1. HVr :raa," wise on her vacation, but wiU mucS ..P "C"ethat. ,n- a few -.i- w -arcemeni was a few made. Moore was precluded from The reaction to Rafna c. Holmaa's failure to oust Wil liam Kin tig as state purchas ing agent appears to be fa vorable among most state em- Silk hose special 59c pair Mi!- Demurrer FiledDemurrer was wieu tuesaay by- Attorney eral VanWinkle. eo-defend; a recently filed suit In whijeh the oiiem as plaintiff seieks to test the validity of thn ber 15. 1931. charter amendment ai.auu.uuo water sys tem bond issue. Van. Winkle! holds the city's amended" cooiplaint does not set forth the basis for a suit. McBride Transferred CiiDtain Uobert W. McBride of JJued states coast artillery, whose 'home city is Salem, has been trahsrer- Johet, HI., high school, accord ing to word received here! from Sn v 0r?9 area healqaters. ban Francisco. Calif., yesterday. If you enjoy hoiriA -nn-tnJ v- wh.l"0181 " MoyinI white women ronln ani . !' In- . " io!.er-- "is u.raH.iasts rrom 15 to 75 rents, lunches from' 35 to 60 cents and dinners from 50 scents to one dollar. We are also W. roomTtCoal l0W moDth,jr rat " rooms to permanent guests, j T T.I - . I raal .. . -u x-iesisaaion, uai., September . " f'vvwj at stayton which i, x.inier 1,. xseai. agea 29. Sur- I , ""si says ne aliould be put vived by widow, Martha E. Neal, !? Possession of. He also asks A t- . . - . ' I that k& . x -. " ui rieasanion; aaugnter, Phyllis; :"v luo couri enjoin defendants luotner ana latner, Mr. and Mrs. VC removing any trees from T X 1 . t 1 th -tvn -.-. wiu x-oy ieai; orotners, Harold, Don, '"i1"'; Oliver. Evan and Rlllv (Are I -. Evelyn. Delia. Leotta. Opal, Gene! tweel? FrltT?1&!? ,lT Fa,r vieve. Bernice. Linora and Violet, thl, Jf facU1 t Miller's all Funeral services Thursday. Sen- r.-.":' -"""sy colonial tember 22, at 1:50 p. m., from the chapel of W. T. RIedon and Son. Credit u.i-. ,.. . Rev. Rritton rff.-irn- t foi- tr.-. r. 7s ,inai Plans ..tiunu,, u- i -v fcu vyrcicori ni.r.-n . terment Belcrest Memorial park, convention banqnet to be h.id i,-: r.",.""7 nint w!h the Sa win vl cl .association as host. ihm T ae at ine meeting of the credit association at the Ma- nn ' 1., p'e lDls. ?oon- The ban- wm oe neia on the fifth W ' ro"P meets cuuesaay noon Hildcbrandt In this city. William D. Hilde brandt, aged 34 years. Remains to be forwarded to Grants Pass, Ore., for services and interment, by W. T. Rigdon and Son. Anusich In this city, September 20. Mark by widow and children of North , ' f V. or baIem ,s t0 be heard Rend. Ore TTi.n.r-l ar.r.,.-,-. ,D JUStlce COUrt thin mnrnl.. ' w aauvaa UUUuU ll . l,i uue II 1 1 ments later by Clough - Barrick iJLf rfe "rgery to which he company. 1 uoi gunty when he ap- r "fsaay- He has refused i - -c me servtoa - x oiiwrr I . . "i. U ai- In this city. SeDtember 20. Jose- """ ciaJming he has no faith . -.. m attorneys. TT i -,. yumt. .uuw, agea 4 years, sur- v.-,.. now on a vived by father and mother. Mr. lt!n L5" 6 from the state Pen- and Mrs. Gaither Snow, of Sheri- ' "u Iorsry charge dan, Ore.; grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Snow, of Sheridan. Fu nerai announcements later by t-iougn-Harrick company. Teckemeyer At Portland, September 18 Anna Teckemeyer, aged 72 years. WKel?,M?,0y'd re W. G. Walker, who for eight years was ?A"Wf for Sa'ay stores he In thaU.rinnf PaSt Jear wked w-ai. 6 caDacitv t Olyrnpia, i.n. ' X returnel to Salem to manage the local Irish Cash ;elfAand hls fam,,y are stfeet at 1045 Su4m Gehlliar Address Rotary To fRamUxat.tere8t ,n the slate ;,.M" Gehlh". director of ag riculture, will speak at the' 51 will be introduced ,y w. M. Ham- ilfnn h.i... . .. 'fain au or ine chamber of for horn:50e,L,ens Two "ens fn tr,hf"68he,n? cIaims- Sequent n ,h6 ' g0d.old days" were filed in the county clerk's office yes terday by H. J. Mutchler One Isa claim of $4 against L. i! id another is for sniriey uunn and anntho. against f?hiri., Aunt of Miss M. R. DeLong. Miss clerk's office renorted th. i, Edna PohiAnd fr. d- ,-. .v .re??.rte1 "e liens " -' v .j. ijviiovj IICJ- t c; Lilt ITrBr rilArl 1 nold of Porti.n- r.. ai" v.. ",,ru uere in v v AMia f iiilOO AIU1A Pohle. W. F. Pohle. Mrs. P. T. TTt- ter of Salem. Mrs. Phariea iivnmi I Tennis shoes in rrnu. i-.-. of Seattle, and Mrs. William Mc- Hundreds of pairs, all sizes low nrire rni -. i t.r.o-n . " " i f.-- - i ;r r w i w-uku jb ana M'n a-1 &. i a iuuk mora Ar f.ki rT arka m m -... nT.hrr,.,n.c.flurca turday r- r-rlV1? .m. H yery erncient and cooperaUve h. ttt " . " "fuusorea Dy I ; ome lime the W. C. T. U. ' ago when struck by a motoH.t . a street intersection here. making the will of I so . ..n document. The opinion cites num erous evidence contained in let ters from Moore to his nieces, of his wife to the nieces and of state meats to friends, showing that Moor., an vi- i . " PACE fTYE property's diiposiUoo. Tho eoart poinU out that Moore, who r moved as an old man from Martoa county to Oregon City, had only known Barry for a few month, was not connected with him ta business or In relationship. Ennls D. Walt and others who were named beneficiaries of Moore " will executed in October. .v. .i.er moo re had willed Barry his property In April. 1930. did not appear as appellants or respondents to the action In the prema court. Judge Latourette in Clackamas county had first ad mitted the so-called Wait will to probate but whenBarry showed that it had been executed in 1927 and the date subsequently chang ed, the Clackamas county Judge threw the Walt will ont f and admitted the "Barry wlll. Subsequently the eastern nieces started their suit in M.r. county. Moore Distrasifnl Of Conrta, Lawyers ine opinion of Justice Belt de picts the character of Moore- "As the result of the protection and blessings which a beneficent ernment bestowed upon him. be was able to accumlate consider able Property the opinion read,. yet we find him writing over and over that this is a rotten country from top to bottom. h h,t confidence in courts or lawyers He was miserly, self-centered .at unscrupulous. He it.rr.i v.. property to defeat his creditors cost T,d paym,nt of court Mrs. Moore was a frail. litti woman, born in London. pn.i.n She had been crippled in her youth and waa obliged to go about in a wheel chair Serving and earing tor her husband iMm- a k. principal mission in life. Her sad lire was' brought tn a. -... she was murdered on her wedding anniversary, by haviur h.r .--. . O wa UI VMS t cut. her skull crushed. The mut- f.r. wa" neTer apprehended. It is beyond cavil that Mr Moore and his wife had knowledge of each other's wills and that the naming of the three plaintiffs as the ultimate beneficiaries was the Bound to Jnry John Fitzpat rick, accused of assault and bat- tn ?v P' Mtheny, was bound over to the grand jury yesterday by Justice of the Peace Haydon. He Is now out on bail. Estate Closed Th. . Robert John fitiviri .I. .r."' closed yesterday hw ink a.. mund county Judge. J. R. stew- oeen administrator the property. of Travelers seeking signal ore or governors are frequent vts ora at the sUte capitol, bat there was one yesterday whom the governor gave special at teation. He waa Char lea Jacoby ?L T7YOr wh. with hi. ten children, had traveled 28.. OOO mile, he said. The gover. or wrote him a nice letter. n we meantime a check la being made as to why the state treasurer referred to his se cretary a an American wom an. Gosh, are there any aliens around the statehoose? Here is a "Believe It Or Km Usually freak letters addrea.1 to Ripley reach him. Yesterday a letter reached Hal E. Hoas. ae- cretary of state, addressed as fol lows: "All Horse. Salem " Hal doesn't know whether to fl PI-?.- V... w . . w inaiauvf noDerl M(. i i uio Intvre niAad .-.7. fl " I MC tirt several days at th. i.ni-i or ;" w nar la about two month. " I rr' raay m Justice nor mn.. 7- r ?WT.r.V proud or Insulted. Anvwav Hal JtOVernor rAtn.n . I nMnl- htt. . pi . , . -ovi iu - --- ju.i uauie aown one rortiand late yesterday after his way or another. The court ana was sentenced to 30 uys in me county Jail. From Ritzville m . . r , , - " v mia. Martin Bauer and inn f nit.-m Wash., are jruesta at th ak MacDonald home. Mr. Bauer is a brother of Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Hunt Retnrna Mm t t Hunt, widow of Judre Hunt turned to Salem for the dir'v... terday. She spent the summer on uoriarm ana In southern Oregon. nor appeared in excellent h.iti. CURTIS WILL STUMP on this trip and expects to be WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-(AP) here every week from now on. v,ce President Curtis assured During his visit this time he Cha!rman Sanders of the republi- participated in several Important can national committee today of I political know. events of- which you Somehow the World Series baseball game and the foot- an active part In the national campaign and packed his bags for a speaking tour that may lead to the coast. Hawley on Trip W. C. Haw ley, congressman, made a busi ness trip to Corvallis Tuesday GOES UNDER KNIFE HAYESVILLE. Sept. 20. Mrs. Hans Paulson was taken to a Sa lem hospital and operated on for appendicitis Saturday, Tonight at 7:30 p.m. F. N. Woodry Auction Market Mlf N. SUMMER STREET T" d' 1 baaUrTlart: 7 ' w" reoo ased mattresses fatrft 4-b rags, many article, coming la. Cash Paid for Used Fumitare Paaa SHI Bif Auction Satarday 1:30 p. M. G o w a n of Toppenish, Wash Graveside services will be held at the City View cemetery, Wednes day, September 21, at 1 p. Bl under the direction of the Clough- Harnck company, price. Miller's basement. r. 1 v 4 . rr . v m unn fm-r A Jl r,-n-. .. . " Ul- "'"'J or Mil T..kaH t .- in 1932 f I l,Wed tOT WOrk in 1VHZ-Z3 la beinsr nrpn.uj v th . . ' --.v. ii, wub.v uniriTlta.I-.H- m ffce and will soon be ready for distribution. Conv . i...r .nr- i ... . . ' uirec- j uuw wun tnea-printera tr - i m. m iniThArii.. . . x. , viuh xirs. Mary L. Vniv.-. . land; brother of Mildred and By- school superintendent ' waa ont ron Pieman. K-.H. - v Inn - - . . ' " OUl . uumo, o. inspection yesterday nenhew of Mr and wr. i XT' D. Sh. 1. -i 1, 7 '".eraay, Clements In San Francisco, Calif., Thurs day, Sept. 15, Clarence Clements aged 28 years. Beloved son of Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Clements of Port- F. Pe- She is checking 7" ',1 l"u' ters of this city. Funeral rvii i number of .-.-..- i.-.7 an.. c . . -X". wnere a new ,,. , t. l, m, u. in. i i.uiuiii Din i h.i-. . from fK. -v.--.-l - rT . -""5 uaeu. ' - . . v t.uoi u tut oa i win Mortuary, 545 North Capitol St.. Rev. D. J. Howe offir.tinr in terment Cuyview cemetery. izrz: fcairittee apiointrd to Visits Jj a. has charce nf Itailnay Man Johnsrum, who trl- a"0unt for th Oregon Elec tric railway and affiliated lins stopped in Salem yesterday i on ?nr nCf lle left ln the afternoon for Quinaby to take care of celery shipments. - ! ' Silk l:o?e special 39c pair ler's. Mil- Delancjs in Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. t. Delaney spent yester day n Portland where they went to finish details in connection with the California delegation to e national American legion vention. con- Goffin At the home on route 1, Shaw. Sept. 18. Edmond Goffln, aged 59 years. Beloved husband of Mrs. Mary E. Goffln; father of Mrs. Clara McCormick of Macleay. Frederick J. and Clarence E. Gof fln of Shaw. Recitation of the nosary at the home Tuesday, Sapt. 20, at 8 o'clock. Funeral services Wednesday at m m irom me Catholic -hnrv, . Shaw. Father M. Molz. s. B., officiating, interment at Belcrest .memorial park. Salem, Salem Mortuary. 545 N. Capitol street. in ciiarge O 1 CARD OF THANKS I wish to exnrp.a ... thanks and aonrecfatt.-. i bors and friend, for k- S offcln,.. sympathrand kindness extended tn. . i, ... v" uurinK the illness and death lored wife. Wm. F. Rogers. Coming Events September 22-Annual fall opening, auspices Salem Ad club. September 2fl Credit managers Pacific coast start two day convention here. September 20-October 1 Oregon state fair. October Opening ww.moer or Commerce Luncheon. Oct. 11-14 SUte conven "on of W. C. T. U. at First Presbyterian church. October 21-23 Oregon American association o f University Women. Jrember 8 Genera. Births Sullivan To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, 2255 North Fifth street, a girl. Jeanett Aldeane, born on September 18 at the residence. PIANOS TO RENT Call 6810, Used Farnltare Department 15t North High Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Office boors Tuesday and Satnr- day 2 to 5 p. m. 148 N. Commercial Salem Bo 1 and 2 R V- V'1- ' ; -w, I ; i'' f J I ' w y ( Vf;c 6 ) - H " 1 ' '" ..-.-hi r I f I " ' - l ! , - V IVER J v.-. - .-. . ' ..-. LOOK f at CLASSIFIED COLUMrl ITPAYf Wko cii-inroi -14- I- 4-4-,. j.1 ml T A "5 x "cwcjl man tnexoswe Every Monday and Thursday night . . . Connie, Vet and Martha, in that bubbling Boswell rhythm ... as irresistible as 01' Man Rivuh himself 1 And while you listen, light up a Chesterfield. Enjoy their fresh fragrance, their mildness and better taste. They're mild ... and yet they Satisfy. Ckesurfield Radio Program-Every night except Sunday, Columbia Coit-toout Network. Ml THE CIGARETTE THAT'S MILDER . . .THAT TASTES BETTER lis r . . a O BO, Xjbbrt Him Teaser Co.